Problem loading icon for ApplicationToken with Label

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Created Jan ’23

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After the Screen Time permissions have been provided by the user, when I create a label with the user's selected ApplicationToken or CategoryToken, it's often (not always!) show like this:

Screenshot 2023-01-20 at 9.59.08 AM.png

I instantiate the label like this, where app is an ApplicationToken or CategoryToken:

Label(app)
    .labelStyle(.iconOnly)

After the app is killed and reloaded, the icons show up fine.

Any suggestions on how to fix this? Is this an issue with the Screen Time API, or am I instantiating the label in the wrong way?

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Answer 1

Boaz F. OP

Jan ’23

Can you open a stackoverflow question or better explain your issue?

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Answer 2

nemecek_f OP

Jan ’23

This and other issues happen to us as well. Seems like Screen Time API problem.

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Answer 3

Frameworks Engineer OP

Apple

Feb ’23

Please file a bug report using Feedback Assistant and attach a sample app that reproduces the issue. Thanks in advance!

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Answer 4

fdubs OP

Aug ’23

On my own device this never happens, but I've encountered this issue for a lot of my testers' devices. For some testers if they force quit the app it will work after, for other testers it just never works. It seems to be specific to application tokens only, category tokens work fine.

Has anyone been able to find a workaround for this?

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Answer 5

KseniaUstenko OP

Aug ’23

Hi, we have the same isssue. Is it really no fix for 6 months? Please share all available information. We have these 3 dots, each time when we reload the phone and download new build. So it seems all new users will have it.

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_anteloper OP

Oct ’23

In this case I'm not even sure what filing a Feedback Assistant would look like - this since it's entirely a UI problem and one that unreliably occurs. But I assure any reader it's a real issue. @Kmart are you able to provide any update on this?

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leopoldot OP

Nov ’23

Hey, we have the same issue also. It doesn't seem to be happening to Opal. Anyone has any insights on this?

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Answer 8

AchrafTrabelsii OP

Jun ’24

Hi, how to does this still working for you please, I'm trying the same syntax but I have this issue : Cannot convert value of type 'ApplicationToken' (aka 'Token<Application>') to expected argument type 'LabelStyleConfiguration'

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Answer 9

amalshyjo OP

Aug ’24

For anyone in the future seeing this issue:

Cannot convert value of type 'ApplicationToken' (aka 'Token<Application>') to expected argument type 'LabelStyleConfiguration'

Please verify if you have family control imported in the file.

import FamilyControls

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